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with one of our paid or volunteer roles!
Volunteer
Being part of the AITC community through volunteering can offer many benefits, including but not limited to; building social connections, gaining transferable skills, contributing to the well-being of others, seeing the positive impact your help will have on those around you.
We have a range of volunteering opportunities to suit what you can offer! Check out some of our volunteer roles below.
Please subscribe to our volunteer mailing list below to be the first to know of upcoming opportunities and find out more ways you can be involved and support our programmes.
Our inclusive cycling initiative is designed to provide individuals with disabilities of all ages the opportunity to enjoy the thrill and freedom of cycling.Â
We run these sessions in two locations, including at Little Marlow Athletics track on Saturdays, 12:30-2:30pm and at Stoke Mandeville Stadium on Sundays 11am-1pm.
Roles include greeting individuals, helping choose cycles, encouraging participants and more! Whether you’re available weekly or monthly, your support makes the difference!
For further information please contact hannah.wells@aitc.org.uk regarding Marlow sessions, and amelia.evans@aitc.org.uk for Aylesbury sessions.
The Friday Club at Haddenham Park Care Home is a warm, welcoming social group for adults aged 65+ who may be experiencing isolation or simply wish to enjoy good company.
The club runs every Friday, 10am to 3pm at Haddenham Park Care Home, HP17 8FH.
We’re looking for friendly, enthusiastic volunteers to join our Friday Club team. Whether you’d enjoy welcoming members as they arrive, helping with refreshments, supporting activities, or simply offering a friendly smile and conversation, there’s a role to suit everyone.
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer at The Friday Club, please contact hannah.wells@aitc.org.uk for more information.
Hertford Men Shed provides a welcoming workshop space where local, like-minded people can connect through repairs, re-purposing and practical projects that support the community including bike repairs, woodwork and much more.
In 2025, we launched our Bike Repair Cafe in partnership with Hertford Cycle Hub, offering the chance for people to fix & restore unwanted or disused bikes so they can be redistributed to those in need. No experience required, whether you enjoy hands-on repairs, want to learn new skills, or simply value good conversation and a cup of tea, you’ll be warmly welcomed.Â
If you are interested in becoming a Hertford Men Shed Member or volunteer – contact Hertfordmenshed@aitc.org.uk for more information
Join our team
Active in the Community is a not for profit organisation that aims to help get our communities moving more, through providing “Affordable and Accessible” activity programmes and community facilities.  We are currently looking for part-time and full-time staff to join our growing team. Please find further details of our current vacancies below.Â
Don’t see one you fancy? Subscribe to our paid roles mailing list below to be the first to know of new opportunities.
School Community Lettings Officer
Full time, or part time, permanent role.Â
Lead on the safe running of the community school facilities within a number of the school sites we work with. Additionally, the officer must look to build a relationship with the community sports and activity clubs and organisations to help ensure that they receive a top-class experience whilst working with us.Â
We have School Community Lettings Officer roles across Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, and Berkshire. Click on the icons below to find out more and apply to a position local to you:
